We build the software behind your working day.
The production plan. The charter enquiry. The table order. The month-end accounts. These are the details our software is built around.
CubesoftPro is a brand of PT Penta Pilar Prakarsa. Our company builds the business software behind your working day, connecting the people, records, and operational systems that support everyday tasks.
A useful application needs to reflect how a business actually works: who enters a record, who checks it, what happens next, and which decisions depend on it. We use those questions to shape custom applications, department workspaces, and connected operational systems. The aim is software that gives each person a clear place to do their part of the work.
Different businesses. A shared need for clarity.
Our work spans the factory floor, marine sales, business administration, and restaurant service.
Altarize brings departments together through a modular ERP. ARS connects production forecasts, materials, schedules, and costs. By & Large and YachtSourcing organize marine operations and customer opportunities. Bistro Legend & Bar connects tables, orders, and invoicing. The details change with each business. Our starting point stays practical: understand the work, then build the right tools for it.
The connections between tasks matter as much as individual screens. A production forecast depends on material quantities, units, capacity, and costs. A charter enquiry needs customer and opportunity records that the sales team can follow. A restaurant order belongs to a table and needs to remain understandable when it reaches the register. Our project interfaces show how these relationships take shape in different operational settings.
For a new project, the conversation starts with the current process and the points where information becomes difficult to follow. Examples of existing forms, spreadsheets, records, and reports help make the requirements concrete. Together, we can identify what belongs in the application, what should connect to another system, and which records need a shared definition before development begins.
Projects, sales, production, and supporting business workflows.
A restaurant floor plan linked to table orders and invoices.
Useful software starts with the right questions.
Understand the operation
We look at the people, records, decisions, and handoffs behind a workflow before deciding what to build. Understanding both routine tasks and exceptions helps define what users need from the system.
Make the details usable
A production cost, a customer opportunity, or an open table should be easy to understand and act on. Labels, calculations, statuses, and the next available action all need to make sense to the person doing the work.
Connect what belongs together
We shape modules and shared records around the departments that need to work together. User roles, ownership, and access requirements help determine which information is shared and who can change it.
A clear scope also gives both teams a basis for reviewing the result. We discuss representative tasks, required outputs, and the data needed to carry them out. Those examples help assess whether the application supports the agreed workflow and what needs to be ready for handover.